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XO
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OK Last night I noticed over 50% of my torpedos running right under the hulls of destroyers and right on past and even though they were set a 5m/ft depth.... without exploding....???
Winds were 7ms. Does the weather also effect torpedos and thier depth? Should I have been running torpedos at 0 depth in those sea conditions? |
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Sea Lord
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To avoid the problems with depth keeping, set your torpedo depth to the least allowable, or as close to "0" depth as the dial will allow. Even then, they can still run too deep, especially for shallow draft ships like DDs. And if the waves are heavy, the pitching of the ship can cause the ship to be higher and let the torpedo run passed without detonating, when you use the magnetic detonators.
So try to make your attacks in water that is as calm as possible.
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